DescriptionKamsuan Si Prat afterword, samut khoi page.jpg
English: Afterword stanza of the Kamsuan Samut or Kamsuan Siprat poem, from early Rattanakosin samut khoi copy.
Reproduced in Sujit Wongthes , ed. (in Thai) (2006) กำสรวลสมุทร หรือ กำสรวลศรีปราชญ์ เป็นพระราชนิพนธ์ยุคต้นกรุงศรีอยุธยา [Kamsuan Samut or Kamsuan Siprat is a royal composition from the early Ayutthaya period], Bangkok: Matichon ISBN: 974-323-608-2.
with the caption (translated):
Original samut Thai manuscript of
Kamsuan Samut (or Kamsuan Si Prat)
The End
No. 5, bundle 13, cabinet 114 ช. 2/5
Kept at the National Library, Fine Arts Department
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